LA28's plan for a car-free Olympics now includes air taxis the price of a high-end Uber
Briefly

Los Angeles officials are evaluating a water taxi system while simultaneously planning for electric air taxis in partnership with Archer Aviation for the 2028 Olympics. The initiative aims to reduce traffic congestion by providing quick aerial transport options between key venues. Archer’s air taxis will operate from various vertiports, enabling rapid transit for attendees and VIPs during the Games. LA28 organizers emphasize this project as a step toward a 'car-free' Olympic experience and sustainable future transportation, enhancing the overall experience for the expected 15 million visitors.
Imagine an Olympic event taking place in Dodger Stadium, and then having to get back to SoFi for the medal ceremony. How are you going to get there if you're stuck in two hours [of] traffic?
Our vision is to fundamentally reimagine the Olympic and Paralympic Games experience, and this partnership represents an incredible opportunity to deliver something unprecedented, showcasing the very best of what Los Angeles has to offer on the world stage.
There's a reason wealthy and famous people use helicopters - they're extremely convenient.
The cutting-edge aircraft are part of a large-scale effort by LA28 organizers to put on a 'car-free' Olympics.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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